US EditionSouth Africans exasperated by Trump's false claims of 'white genocide'
- President Ramaphosa met President Trump this week in Washington amid ongoing political and economic challenges in South Africa.
- The meeting followed months of acrimony and occurred as Ramaphosa's ANC faced dismal election results and an uneasy coalition government.
- Ramaphosa sought US investment to address joblessness and high crime while Trump repeated discredited claims of white genocide against Afrikaners.
- A recent survey showed the ANC in its weakest position since coming to power 30 years ago, yet Ramaphosa remains a stabilizing figure amid criticism for slow reforms.
- The meeting underscored South Africa's united front but may deepen divisions domestically as some see Trump’s claims as an insult and rally behind opposition voices.
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